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THE ORIGIN oF TUE sroe1E.
Tobie Not tho Proper Nnrne Of the Purge,
StanNe NInlsr HN.H.

Tobic Not tho Proper Name Of the pungcnt
Smoke Maker. y
AcKttspoH, Pd., Times. Co.
"Have you tobio about your clothes ?''
aaid reporter Of the Times to q gentleman
this morning. !. g
II have no tobies, but G pocketful oil
stogles. Have one?' and handful wss
extended.
"Is not 'tobia' tho proper name for
them 2" uueried the reporter.
mo. I End they are known as tobies
in and around the vicinity Of Pittsburgh,
and Mckeesporteru almost invariably use
the term. The proper name ia atogie.
Tho name 10 derived from the old Gone.
, atoga wagons, which used to be 80 numsr-
Gus on the old National pike The
drivers OF these wagons were in the habit
OF buying cheap strong cigsrs, and being
heavy smokers kept aaking for cheaper
cigar than WAC then made. Over ct Wash
ineton, Pa, 8 cigarmaker named Black,
was located, who, in ansTer to thin de-
mand for cheaper cigars evolved Il long,
slender roll OF tobacco which he offered
z the drivers ut the rato Of four for cent.
The new cigar became popular among
tho mail drivers and ireighsers and was
called the Conestoga cigar, abbreviated
aiterward to 'stoSs,' and later 10 's!ogie.'
s. The new cigar became so popular that
Black could not supply the demand, and
Wheeling, Weat Va, began to manutac.
ture them. The trade centered In Wheel.
ing for years and Wheeling atogice be-
came known throughout tho country,
I. They arc now mado in almost every town
in Western Pennsylvania, Eastern Ohio
and Weet Virginia. I auppoee there IRE
T 70. Co., 600 made annually within the ter
4 ritoiy nance" 81
"Aro they made by machinery" 81
"Yes, great many are made by ma.
(, chinery aud sre called mold stogiea, be-
/! ing filled with scrsps. The beet arc the
handmade goods in which a long filler is
used, aud the particular smoker alwsya
h wants handmade article. The best o!
4 the handmade are Virginia Seeds Have
fresh one" said tho smoker, az be light.
Z cd one himself and went of putting like
"a Baltimore 4 Ohio ten.wheol freight
engine, E .-=i = e ~ II, z,1a
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TRADE AND COMMERCE..
Tho Condition of Trade at Various Points Ii
the Country. Il. N


n; tho Country. b
Bs1aa!rttit' Of july 30. ,,l y i;5
Z Special telegrama from leading business
centers point to poaitive increases In the
distribution Of staple products at Chicago,
ST, Louis, St. Joseph, Quincy, and Burling.
ton, lows, as compared with preceding
weeks, notwithstanding the continuance
OF the extreme heat which has prevailed
IN d! directions. At Chicago the gains
have been most conspicuous In iron and
steel and coal, with q full volume in the
movement o! groceries and dry goods.
The alter.harvest demand at st. Louis Ia
better than was expected, owing TO the
rainB In the region tributary to that city
and to ireer marketing OF crops. There "a
some complaint Of drought near st. Joseph,
but the volume OF general trade there
| Ia reported In excess Of last week. At
Louisville the hot weather In said
10 DO restricting trade with the
interior, where the cropa have been In
jured by the drought. Othera Of the
larger cities report a moderately favorable
trade. Kansas City's business for the
week has been the quiotest for the season,
with hogs or 20 cents and cattle weak,
but with tho usual large volume Of tram.
actions. At the East tho Improvement In
the distribution oil dry goods at New York
and Boston Is the feature. At Pittsburgh
heat hGs checked industrial operations
some and bar iron Is dull but firm at y 2
cent rate. The heat and rains have
t'checked trade at Philadelphia, and com.
plainta as to the former come as well
from New Orleans, Cincinnati, Galveston
and Savannah. The .otais.ocks OF invisible
wheat In the United States. alone on July
/ were 81, 100000 bushels and 100000
bushels a year ago. The present inyisible
supply Is the smallest since July l, 1882
when 1t was but 90 per cent. OF what it Ii
now aNl-'Ns.& t.-a4.I Tltg-sis t da5a atl''
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Columbus Knocked silly,
y -------T SoK"f33"u0 1NHoVsNeu s7ItIyt :
SD,cirf D,spdtch 10 he Inttlif1eryr. :. i f=7 r

Special DEpdtch TO The lHte0t9enetr. '4as
sANDusKr, O., July 3O.-The Columbus
team IVES fairly paralyzad here to-day.
Stephens was knocked out Of the box in
the fourth, and was succeeded in turn by
Higgins and Mutton, both Of whom were
hit hard. Miller aided in the disaster BY
having elevenIpassed balls. Clark was in.
vincible and wns only hit safely three times
and gave bat two bases on balls. Both
teuma folded very well. Score:
Inn!nGs-................ J. 2 5 sc 78o
sRudusEy.................- 4 9 II l 90 0 0 I-2o
Columbus. 0 0 0 . o o. 3
Observation-Disclosures, Clark, .. Triples,
Ryn2, Baker and Kingslay. Doubles, Ryn
and Curry struck out, by Clark 5, Stephens
], higgins 4; bases on balls, OF ylurk 9,
Stephens, 3, Higgins q; earned runs, San
dusky 10; base hits, Sa1dusky so, Column
bus 5; errors, 5 each. Umpire, Bell.
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Ghp MatelliiQ(ellll,leIa,,
wuEELlNo. ". VA, AUGUST /. 1887.


In the email part OF tho large aRacm.
blsgs Of people on tho Fair Ground who
listened TO Mr.. Georges speech, were
many, doubtless, who have read his books
and other writings. Those who arc ianil'
lar with Mr.. Georges books do not need
TO DO reminded that in his Fair Ground
speech be did not tell his whole story. TO
leave free trade ont Of his theory OF re.
form, Is to leave out Of the foundation OF
hin system what he holds to BIO an indis-
peusable feature. an
The Idea Of free trade, being inseparably
connected with his whole echeme, Ii
clearly SGT forth in his books, Progress
aud Poverty. and Protection or Free
Trade" II Mr.. George wcre taken to
task for leaving. out OF his play, II moi
Hamlet, ut least the Princes royal uncle
he would probably cay that he did moi
leave It out; for, did he not advocate the
dropping OF all taxes except that on land
and do not free traders maintain that al!
customs duties are taxes2
Still 1t Is worthy OF remark that Mr.
George did not think it well to come ouI
In Wheeling, es he does in bis bookO, aud
plant himself lst.footsd on tho FREQ trade
platform. In "Protection or Free Trade
Mr.. George saya: "Iu itsolf the abolition
OF protection is like the driving off OF 9
ro5ber. "'' And the robber that takot
all thst ia left, is private property in land"
The aim Of Mr.. George is TO drive of both
OF these robbers, by placing the American
wage.earner on the level OF the wage
Garner OF foreign lands, and then, II the
American wage-earnsr hayesaVed home
rob him Of that by ioscibly handing the
title over to the Government.
OF Course Mr.. George doss not sympa
thizs with the demand Of the workingmer
/, OF this country for increased restrictions
on the almost unrestricted immigration tc
this country; Tor, being iyee trader, he
insists on the largest freedom OF inter.
course, in which men must be included
with commodities. And il all the land in
the country Of right belongs to oil the
people in the country, an Italian or Hnnga'
rian laborer under contract, a pauper peas
ant from Ireland "assisted" by the British
Government to get to this country, has
tho moment he sets foot in Castle Garden
the same right Of property in the land or
which John Smiths house stands as John
Smith himself has. II tho newly.landed
immigrant could at once realizs on thit
supposed natural right Of ownership, i.
would be comfortable thing for him;
but we shouldn't expect to SEQ our neigh.
Dor John Smith waving many bannera
aud burning red Ere in celebration Of the
event.
Mr.. George was invited to como here,
We uuppoee, because it WAC thought he
would draw. His being here does not say
that the wsge-esrner who has home do.
Bires to be taxed out Of it to zee how Mr..
Georges theories would work. No doubt
Mr.. George, though he VIVA listened to by
small audience, would come again for
tho same price. A lee of 5000 and ex.
penses for pleading the cause Of labor ID
not 10 be despised, even by q gentleman
who is doing 60 well In that line as Mr..
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WON ON THEIR MERITS. &


The Wheeling Tcam Again Downs Akron
mud nIukesa Goad Impression.
Special Dispatch 10 The Inielltgeaetr,
AXIOM, O., July 30.-Tho Wheeling
team won again to-day. The game was
very loosely played on Akron's part
Throughout. In the beginning Akron
stock was at premium, but soon sunk
away out Of sight. Akron WAS outplayed
a. all points and the visitors won on their
merits. The Wheeling boys lett tonight
for Columbus. They have made many
friends hero by their gentlemanly be-
havior and good work. Score:
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Az 4..H.'t.l ...E~. Elr.aaE .sgTrI
Il Big Coal Compnny

Secretary OF State Walker has Issued g
charter to the Crozsr Coal and Coke Com
pany, organized for the purposo OF mining
and shipping coal, and manufacturing and
selling coke, and OF doing all huainees
CONNECTED Herewith. The principal place
B Of business 10 10 be OF Weston, McD owell
county the charter 10 expire July lat,
1920; Sl00, 900 have been subscribed, and
$4,000 paid in, with the privilege Of in
icrsasing the stock to 500, 600 in all. The
shares are 500 each, ard held IS iollows:
Samuel A. Ctozsr, Philadelphia, 400
iaheres; u Il. Byamwell, Bramwell, W.
VA, 400 shares; $, A.. Grocer, Upland,
Pa, 100 shares John Grocer, Upland, 0
shares; T. L. Henritze, Bramwell, s ahares.
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TIE NATIONAL GAME.
Tho Wheeling club Wins Two Games-The
E. Oniniai Standing uk the Clubs. vif

Oniniai Standing OF the Clubs.
Tho indications are that tho Nail City
ball tosHora have made up their minds to
do better work than that that haa charac,
tefizsd their present trip up TO last FRI
day. Saturday they faced that crack
pitcher Irwin, and pounded out second
victory over Akron. II was the only time
they havo won twice In succession on this
trip, and yesterday they won closely
conteated game at Columbus, making
three games won without break. Their
record on this tour 10 now seven won
and nine lost. Now II three straight
can BIO captured at Columbus the
trips record will OF least have an air OF
responsibility about 1t. Columbus has
been playing rotten ball oil late and
Wheeling should have no trouble In sail.
waiting her good and hard. Wheeling
playa Columbus three cameo this
week, and then brings TINT team homo
with her. Tho Columbus boys arc said
TO DO Of foggcr-hesds with Manager Gilt.
ford, and the papers Of that city are raking
the team and directory fore and ait Tor
allowing such rank playing RS has been
done recently. ft5.Ig is.l
The official ntanding OF the clubs 10
printed below. It will be observed that
the lEst games Wheeling has played,
and won, have lifted her over Akron 10
fourth place again. Columbus Ia SO points
ahead Of her, and TO paaa the, Statesmen
and regain third place Wheeling must cap.
ture four out OF the six gamcs to he played
with Columbus this week. Kalamazoo
and GAINESVILLE are out Of mailing diatsnce,
and 1t Ia almost dead certainty that the
pennant will 70 to ons OF them with the
chapces In favor Of Kalamazoo, as ahe has
all along played better bal! than Zanes.
vile. The other clubs can only play for
position, which should be as much mat
tor Of pride as the possession OF the pen.
nsnt. Mansfield and Ssndusky will have
a pretty race for sixth place, and Akron
will 1.-Two in hopes OF again passing
Wheeling. aHa..o /,
Tbs report OF yesterdays game played
by Wheeling OF Columbus and the other
games played in tho country yesterday,
will be found on ono OF the outaide pages
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4. . f..
Saturdays Lcaguo and Association Games.
At Philadelphia St. Louis defeated the
Athletics after hard fight by a ecore oil
. to 5. Hits-Athletics, s.; st. Louis, 10,
Errors-esch s. Pltchers-W ching and
King. eco -1 s'1lG3 N
Z At Staten Island Mullane weakened in
the tenth and the Nets getting Oh to him
pounded out two runs defeating Cincinnati
by a score Of 6 to 4. Hits-Mets, IS; Gin
cinnad, IA. EsrorB-Mete, s; Cincinnati,
6. Pitchers-Mays and MuilGne.
at MISUNDERSTANDING 10 ;
Washington, 4. Earnedruns, Indianapo-
lis, 8; Washington, 2. Hits-Indlanaeolis,
10; Washington, IL. 3 Errors-Indianapo
Lis, /; Washington, 8. No iesture OF spe.
cial interest about the game. 80
At Pittsburgh Devlin pitched for Phila.
delphia, his first championship game. He
did fairly well, but Jeems Calvin, who
was in tho box for the Smoked ItaIisns.
did much better. ,Score-Pitts., 10; PhiIa..
.. Earned-Pitts, s; Phila., i. Errors
Pitts, 2; Phila., l. Hita-Pitts., IA;
Phila., 5. /. ). "a Z.
at Chicago Boston won by a score OF 7
to 4. The number Of erroys explaiae the
result. Earned-Bosson, i; Chicago. d,
Hits-Boston, 0; Chicago, IS. Errors
Cbicsgo, 9. Observation-Disclosures and
ClsrkRon. {; 4. n, /l,:il-.f-. 1'7'I
At Detroit an exciting battle was de-
cided by the sharp playing OF the home
club OF critical points. score-DetYoit, 5 !;
New York, z. Earned ruus-Detroit, a !;
New York, ). Errors-Detroit, 5; New
York, g.. Base hits-De!roit, s; New
York, y. Pitchers -Keeie and witch.
ell. Ss.:ss ,,lgssE
At Baltimore Hecker's curves we're too
much for Baltimore and Louisville won
with ease. Smith was hit hard, Score
2 to 5. Base hita-Baltimore, II; Louis.
vile, u. Errora-Bal!imore, 8; Louis.
vile, 81 a 557sf}tiiiS3'
At Brooklyn the homo team won the
game from Cleveland by score OF 5 to 4
by good, hard hitting. Base hi.a-Brook.
lyn, 20; Cleveland, S. Etrors-Brooslyn,
81 Cleveland, 8 Pitchera-Toole and
Crowell. at5s4si WI. .5{s5Eri .l i, 4
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southern An,ldots for Malaria.

1t is generally known that Simmons
Liver Regulator Is relied upon to aecure
immunity from all malarial disorders.
This 10 proven by its popularity, and any
ono who has lived in the South has seen
Its curative curative effects and the pro.
lection it gives sgainss this weakening and
dangerous malady. It acts more prompt
ly than calomel or quinine, without any Of
their injurious consequences. .s
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FOR g AsTE.

No. li2t Alley II. near McColloch street, A ,ey,n
dalton, a full lot 90 by 10 feot. : - way
No. I'LL Alloy IL, tmall frame house, a full In,
Glxl20 feet pftcc $780, ~ 'D '''' 'o
OK Acres, &dgingtoh Lane, q tiS roontct hons.
about 200 choice bearing fruit trees rtnres anJ
other small ltults. ftice $780, VIII cxchanre
for city p opcfty. 1a FL Ietll ae
No. Tut South Penn street D tooaaed isan,e hop,,
With good stone foundation; ground 2Oxi;O. rricS
81 Acre Farm. four roomcd hewcd los hons.
good grancrJ corn-cfib, stable, orchard Of loo ireS
mead Of Proctor creek seven miles IRON Proctn,
Station, on Ohio River Railroad; can no bought
onp Of the most desirable and substantial nat.
denccs within tho city, situated on northegs, co,.
ncf Of Chaplinc and Fourteenth streets hons
numbered 1870 ChApllne street; tho lot fronts "a
feet on Nhsrline street Terms oil payment easy.
Otto n cash, balance Ia squat atfttAt payments
with interest payable annually. fitteGli YEAR
ume giycu II desired. r.s6'- II. ''
No. IS0 Twelfth ttrcet, full lot, co by 10 lrcl
,oomea s. honse az on 'front.' ioomed hoale Cd
y desirable residence at Beech Bottom, on IN,
line oil tho p, W. 4 Ky, Railroad, y miles Inn,
Wheeling, consisting OF q now frame house and q
acres Of landi Will exchange Tor desirable civ
No Cd North Front street, ground fronting q, tn.
and running back an equal width to river, wv
No. fSg South Petiu street, Il sir ruomed lrsns
house with stone foundation and basement, VAN.
room, collar aud coal house; Irouud fronting n
tce., running back 10 feel. Price. si,G00. "
NJ JANUS a, EI.ENrfY,
Real B.a.e Agent, Collector mud Notary Public
jy2s 1 lEl OrrlcE. No. t6l7 MARKET IT.
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The beat salvs in tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhaum, fever
Borsa, letter, chapped banda, chilbla'na,
cosnn, and I'LL akin eTuptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or meusy refunded. Price % coNte per
boz. For sale Ev Logan & Gu
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Standing OF the Ohio League Clubs.
SpecGdt Dssyutct 10 the E.tstttoeacer. -.v

@ftS''" N'SesaHI' W ''S 4'Ne'atpehtt's
MANSFIELD, o., July 3O.-The following
table, made up from the official scores
sent to me, and including to.day's games
aa reported by telegraph, shows the stand.
ing OF the clubs in the Ohio League. The
Wheeling.ZanesVille game OF the alter.
noon Of May 80, and the Akron.Zaneayille
game OF July rs are not counted, as they
have been protected ~. a,t :
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Mansfield slaurhters East on.

MAEsrlELp, O., July SO.-In to.day'a
game Msnadeld simply slaughtered Eas.
ton, one OF Zsnesvitte's crack pitchers.
Eighteen hits vera made on him, md
eight out Of twelve runs were earned.
Zsnesville only scored four rrus. Hits-
Mansfield, IS; Zsnesville, 10. Errors
Mansfield, 2; Zanesviile, 4. Batteries-
Miller and Fitzsimmous for Mansfield ;
Easton and Leucr for Zanesyille. r
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SALE OF VALUABLE
~ REAL ESTATE NEAR BOARD TREE, MAE

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
~; 4; REAL ESTATE NEAR BOARD TREE MAI
SHALL COUNTY. l:lsi2t {, o..
By virtue 0! a deed Of trust made By James 4.
Aice 70 the undersigned Trustee, dated on Tho l,h
Gay oil June In the year 1881, and recorded IN the
once OF The Clerk OF tho County Court Of Maisbau
county, West Virginia, in Decd Of Trust Book No:
door OF the Court House OF Marshall county
s,BATURDAY, cath DAY OF SEPTEMBER, LEST,
commencing at ten o'clock 4. ", u certain tract
lahd situate on the waters Of Hickman, branch
OF Fish creek In Marshall county, West Virginia,
and bounded rs follows: Beginning NJ 4 hickory
corner 10 said Rice III the MARSHALL and "Gtze conn
y nne north s9Ae west i4s poles TO stone pile ID
Flaws line: thencc, north 80 cast OK poles 10
sake aud W. o. bush IN road, an asteed corner
between Peterson, Rico aud E!aw; thence south
o!H west q poles 10 stone near the road; thence
noIta ~ vest 20 poles 10 stone; thence souta tS
wsst u poles 70 an oak; thence south IS Ses! "
poles 70 hickory; thence north So ives! 2! po!a
s ~. y: corner between Rlce and Flaw: thenCs
south sU1 west 10l1S poles 10 bush corner OF Ia.
ehtine broman; thence north a poles to stone
Witnln one ROD OF 4 sugar marked Us corner
line on north bank Of Hickman; thence Win Nd
me norm ~ east 80 poles to stone near piae
ss1zc east l6 poles 10 VI g.; thence moth " cas-.
rcd oak; themes nopt I i7a east POLES
req OAK; thence north So cast % poles TO bush,
tnence north 3so cast IS poles to Z sugar; iheAes
south ga east 1s6 poles 10 the temporary line ana
WIN the same south 90 east 25 poles 10 The besil'
ming, containing four hundred and seven ecfta
nnd thfee.lourths OF an acre, be tho saIne moteo'
TERMS OF SALE-Onc.hau OF the parch@e
money and rs much more IN tho purchaser may
elect TO pay, cash. and the residue In one yeaf WIZ
interest thereon from the Gay OF sale. the pug,
chater 10 give his notew!th approved security Aaa
tho title to bo retained or deed Of trust given 70
stenre the deferred payment,
Title believed to be good, but selling as t!uies
VIII only eel and convey such tile As Is yesed u
ne f., ~ 4 Z, .j}9a JOHN J. J0Skot
4 1c1Q d ig'S s} 90 Trustee,
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81 OLD people suffer much from disorders
of the urinary organs, and are always
gratitied at tho wondertrl effects Of DR.. J.
! Il. Mel Leans Liver md Kidney Balm in
banishlng their uoubles. 81 00per bottle.
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DIED.

his home In st. C!alrsvillc, Ohio.
Sunday, July 81, 1857, at 2:l5 A.. NJ, lsAAc Ii.
PATTERSON, rtsr,.. ~. { q % = ~ $50
Funeral will take place on Tuesday, August 2, at
O'Clock P. n. Friends Of the family arc invited
TO attend. -4l 10y - ls'-fs 81
BATEs-on Sunday afternoon, July 81, 1857, att 40
O'Clock, JESSIE O., beloved daughter OF Dr..
VIM. J. md 4. 8, BaicS .5i..-'ls .,,1.., n.
"The loved and lost. why do we call them lost?
Rerau?e we r.isi them from our outward roAi;
Gods unkcen angel n'er our pathway crost.
Looked on US MI, AID loving ihe1o the most q
StrAightway relieved them IRON HES weary load.
Funeral notice hereafter. I, 5.as
Richmond. Va. amidst I,-Nis psperr DtcaSn enpy i
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Cheap Sunday Excursions on Ohio River
Il Railroad. y! (. b
Commencing June IL, tho Ohio River
Railroad will sell excursion tickets every
Sunday until further notice. Wheeling
to Sistersville and return at the low rate
Of ST o;BWheeling to Parkerburc and
return, g IS. Tickets good one dry only.
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wHKELISG, IG. 10. r. a IEI AXIOM. = 10.
1nnIngs.................... ! 2 8546.G7 So
Wheeling. ,.-,.........,.... 0 q III IL 3g3 XII
kroN n n n n q u

Earned runs, Wheeling, 10; Akron. 4. & Two bass
hits Dunn. Nicholson speidel, Bfnley Cnranaugh,
Fint base on balls, Ctogan. Dunn, stenzcl and
CaNauaugh. Stolen bases, = heellng, 0; Akron, g.
Struck ont, by Irwin, 6: by Dunn 8. Passed balls,
irwin, =. Unpl1c, McDermott. fine OF game los
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s{ Toilet iiatcrs \.
impart delightful GOODNESS and fragrance
to the basin and bath. Colgate 4 Coil
ere the standard. ~ ~, 70 .:.ii'jE
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TnusrEE's SALE,
TRUsTEE'S SALE,

TRUSTEES SALE
By ylttuo 0! decd OF trust made BY Louis Fub,
and Anna Fuhr his vito, to mo rs trustee, dated
March IL, 1881, recorded IN The otlcc Of tho tJc,s
OF the County Court OF Ohio county, West VII,
ginia, In Decd Of Trust Hook No ., page a. viii
He'll at the front door Of the Court House Of taId
county, on 3E5s l.l'
SATURDAY, tho OH DAY OF AUGUST, lSS,.,
comn,encing a. 10 O'Clock 4. ". tho following de.
sofibed realesiate, situated In tho Eighth ward NJ
tho city o. Wheeling. III the county Of Ohio and
State OF West Virginia, and designated as the ioi
numbered sixteen In square numbered elRhtcon
on tho plat Of the addition to said city Of NleeI.
Ing laid out by sprigg and Richie.
TEKSs on aA1K-Onc.thfrd and as much more A
the purchaser elects 10 pay In cash, on the day o
sale, tho balance III two equal inStalmenR pavGble
In one and two years from tho day OF sale With In
tcrcst from that day. tho purchaser to give III,
note for tho deferred payments, and Sscute the
same by deed Of trust upon the property and In.
hurancc policies upon tho buildings 10 the Satlsc
hon Of tho trpsiee. 5ts,5 ;-itr'- ~ I147,-~
The title Is believed good, but selling as truytecI
shall convey only the title vested In NO.
lz.i.-41-i w. J, W. CoWDEN, Trustee.
" r. HlfIYR Auhtionper, Hsf ~. Iri